Lutsip LS3D Editor

FlashX wrote: To be honest, I'm pretty tired after all that work... It took more than a year to make this and got nothing from that, except the experience of course... I spent almost every my free second working on that, just because I always wanted to have an editor for this awesome game and share it with the community...

We would like to celebrate the release of your editor and also give thanks to everyone keeping this highway busy all these years. Everyone has done a brilliant job doing what they do best and never forgot their fellow soldiers. Every second of our time is worth celebrating

Thanks, so basically it's only the sticking windows left.. Reminder to myself: Always read the fuckin Readme

Welcome to the club

So far Zdenda, Ted Striker and Stern have problems launching the editor. Either the graphics card can't support OpenGL 3.3 or other problems in Ted's case

FlashX wrote: Colliders

I havent fully tested your program yet but
If you got collision to work properly then you might know the meaning of the 4-bytes int. number before each name in tree.klz.
For some names its 1 and some has 2.

***Few years ago I discovered that for some collisions this number turns collision off if its set to zero !

Example here is from Normandy_4.
Now if the value is set to zero then this collision is turned off and player can fall through.




Anyway...you have done huge work ...might feel relieved and some pressure drop

Stern wrote:
If you got collision to work properly then you might know the meaning of the 4-bytes int. number before each name in tree.klz.
For some names its 1 and some has 2.

In the first place thank you for your praise, I really appreciate it...

The value you mentioned is related to the object-collider link... It can be 1, 2 or 3...

1 – Collision surface – Used for mesh colliders (decals are projected onto the mesh)
2 – Collision volume – Used for collision volumes (primitives – box, plane, sphere, cylinder) which aren't exactly shaped like the actual geometry (decals are not projected onto the mesh)
3 – Auxilary collision volume Used for auxilary collision volumes (invisible walls), but I'm not sure whether it changes anything, perhaps this collider is not a sight obstacle for AI, I don't really know... (in everything else it behaves the same like other collision volumes)

In my editor it can be found in the collider panel as a property named Relation